Review of Blaze Professional Gas Grill - Buyers Guide - BBQGuys

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  • čas přidán 5. 07. 2015
  • In this video, we take a close look at the 54,000 BTU, 34 inch Blaze Professional Gas Grill! Click the link below to find out more or visit us at www.bbqguys.com. Some key features include: 12mm thick hexagon shaped rods that make up the - 12.5 pound, 304 stainless steel cooking grids that produce amazing searing power and heat retention, 12 gauge flame stabilizers, heat zone dividers, 3 - "H" style cast 304 SS burners, LED lights, grill lights, and much, much, more. This grill packs in tons of high quality features for the price. Available in natural gas or propane. Thanks for watching.
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Komentáře • 13

  • @007bondjb
    @007bondjb Před 8 lety +2

    I'm sold! This is the finest grill I've ever seen. Tell Nick JB said Heey Boy, I need a Blaze pizza stone & wood chip box too!

    • @BBQGuys
      @BBQGuys  Před 8 lety

      +Louisiana Cajun Recipes (007bondjb) It is a fine grilling machine isn't it? I love doing pizza on the grill :)

  • @mchristopher
    @mchristopher Před 5 lety +6

    I own this grill. Purchased the LP built in version last year. When it rains it leaks water from the seam at the front of the lid seen at and straight down into the drip pan. This creates a huge mess and its impossible to clean without spilling it all over the deck and yourself as you need to tip the drip pan to remove it. I called the company and they said nothing could be done to avoid this other than to keep it covered. This is a terrible design flaw and unacceptable for a grill at this price. It would have been easy to fix if they made the lid overlap that seam or had a different drip pan design. Choose something else.

    • @mchristopher
      @mchristopher Před 4 lety

      I did cover it. Inevitably you forget to cover it at some point or it starts raining when you are grilling. Also the cover was a haven for mice in the winter. It’s a bad design. I’m trying to figure out a way to flash it with some stainless steel. This is BS for a $3k grill. I wish I just bought a Weber Genesis for 1/3 the price. 10 yr warranty as well.

    • @mchristopher
      @mchristopher Před 4 lety +1

      Total pain. The 304 stainless shouldn’t really need a cover anyway. They dropped the ball on this one. Just trying to save someone else from making the same mistake as I did. It makes me hate the grill overall.

  • @markevanado9463
    @markevanado9463 Před rokem

    Do the knobs have a temperature guide on them?

  • @mchristopher
    @mchristopher Před 4 lety +2

    BBQ Guys censors reviews on their website. I have this grill a negative review because it leaks water into the drip tray when it rains and makes a mess but the review doesn’t show up. I tried twice.

    • @petel5692
      @petel5692 Před 3 lety

      I think they may be owned by the same company, so their reviews may not be unbiased as one might hope. It's kind of a shame because I've been looking at buying something like this....

    • @mchristopher
      @mchristopher Před 3 lety

      @@petel5692 that makes sense. It looks like they also removed the reply comments from an earlier comment above where someone told me to just cover the grill. It’s a shame because otherwise the grill is decent, but this issue makes me HATE it! The balance of the lid is a little heavy and if your not expecting it, the lid comes down pretty hard and dents the base. That is not as big of a deal, but if your grill is not shielded from rain by an overhang of some kind its a deal breaker. The cover they sell for it is mediocre and inevitable you forget to put it on or it rains while you are grilling and you have a total mess on your hands. All they had to do is have the lid cover the gap and it would be nice. They could even come up with a fix to add something to the lid to cover that gap. I have a Weber Genesis that is from 2007 and still in mint condition at a vacation home that I use all summer - I have only replaced the burner once; and that was under warranty almost 10 years after I bought it. If Weber makes a built in, that would be my recommendation.

  • @TheAmritamallick
    @TheAmritamallick Před 2 lety

    How does the lights inside the grill turn on

    • @BBQGuys
      @BBQGuys  Před 2 lety

      There is a power switch on the front of the grill. One controls interior lights, one controls the exterior lights over knobs.

  • @georgiafan6618
    @georgiafan6618 Před 6 lety +1

    Pretty well made grill for Chinese import and the price is reasonable. However, I've heard this grill has hot and cold spots. My old grill has cold spots - it's become intolerable.

  • @jc51373
    @jc51373 Před 6 lety +1

    And it should be duly noted that this grill is made in China.